J. Jill - Partners


	Ascension Place, Minneapolis, MN
	Calvary Women's Services, Washington, DC
	Community Advocates, Inc., Milwaukee, WI
	Crittenton Women's Union, Boston, MA
	Esther R. Sanger Center for Compassion, Hingham, MA
	FOCUS Women's Resource Center, Charlottesville, VA
	Horizons for Homeless Children, Roxbury, MA
	Housing Opportunities for Women, Chicago, IL
	IMPACT Northwest, Portland, OR
	New Beginnings: A Women's Crisis Center, Laconia, NH
	Oasis Women's Counseling Center, Birmingham, AL
	Our House, Inc., Little Rock, AR
	Project Hope, Roxbury, MA
	Project Self-Sufficiency Foundation, Huntington Beach, CA
	Redevelopment Opportunities for Women, Saint Louis, MO
	Resonance Center for Women, Inc., Tulsa, OK
	RESOURCE, Inc., Minneapolis, MN
	Rosie's Place, Roxbury, MA
	South Shore Day Care Services, Inc., East Weymouth, MA
	The Career Wardrobe, Philadelphia, PA
	The Enterprising Kitchen, Chicago, IL
	Washington Women's Employment & Education, Kent, WA
	Women In Need, New York City, NY
	Women's Care Cottage, North Hollywood, CA
	Women's Community Revitalization Project, Philadelphia, PA
	Women's Daytime Drop-In Center, Berkeley, CA
	Women's Resource Center, Grand Rapids, MI
	Work Options for Women, Denver, CO

The Women’s Community Revitalization Project (WCRP) is committed to social and economic justice for low-income women and their families. WCRP develops housing and neighborhood facilities, provides supportive services, advocates for policy change and honors leadership, dignity and equity in their local communities.

WCRP has created a model that works for community development, putting that power to work for low-income women and their families. WCRP’s four programs are Affordable Housing Development, Supportive Services for Families, Leadership and Advocacy and Facilities Development.

WCRP values low-income women and their families as well as their power to make decisions that improve their lives. WCRP honors leaders in the community, finds solutions to any challenges and brings hope and possibility to the women they serve.

To learn more about the Women’s Community Revitalization Project, please contact:

Women’s Community Revitalization Project
407 Fairmont Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19123
(215) 627-5550
www.wcrpphila.com